Baptized

What do we mean by baptized?

To perform the sacrament of baptism by sprinkling or pouring water over someone or immersing them in water.

To dedicate or christen.

Of rum, brandy, or any other spirits, to dilute with water.

To ensure proper burning of a joint by moistening the exterior with saliva.

Slang football term for getting hit real hard originated by ESPN personality Stuart Scott Urban Dictionary

Diluted with water or some other worthless, inert substance. Primarily applies to liquor or other drugs. Urban Dictionary

Southern states, "bible belt" states; to be humiliated or publicly embarassed. Urban Dictionary

When a basketball player completely slam dunks the ball over another basket ball player. The player who got dunked on is considered to have been "baptized" by the dunker. Urban Dictionary

To lick a blunt to make sure the paper wont become loose. Urban Dictionary

When a man recieves oral sex. Urban Dictionary

The method of wetting a joint with you lips so it would burn slower. Urban Dictionary

To kill someone, humiliate someone, or to engage in sexual intercourse. Urban Dictionary

To water or dilute, as in liquor. Urban Dictionary

The task of baptizing someone requires 3 people (atleast 2 of these people need male genitalia). The easiest place to baptize someone is in community showers or even outside if it is raining. Person #1 stretches out his scronum making a small bowl to collect water. Person #2 dick slaps Person #1's scronum splashing the collected water onto Person #3's face who is kneeling, thus baptizing him/her. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to baptized:
baptized, baptize, baptised, baptizer, baptizes, baptise, capsized, unbaptized, captived, baptiser, baptises, baptizo, batiked, papized.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word baptized:
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Words that rhyme with baptized:
apprised, compromised, surprised, disenfranchised, organized, comprised, mesmerized, advised, devised, revised, realized, marginalized, specialized, advertised, civilized, authorized, analyzed, ostracized, paralyzed, recognized, stylized, surmised, sized, customized, improvised, galvanized, chastised, polarized, jeopardized, categorized, personalized, characterized, incised, disguised, emphasized, excised, despised, standardized, oversized, utilized, traumatized, familiarized, exercised, scrutinized, disorganized, subsidized, demoralized, epitomized, normalized, crystallized, centralized, capitalized, generalized, publicized, prized, hypnotized, outsized, synchronized, homogenized, circumcised, formalized, synthesized, unauthorized, itemized, decentralized, agonized, localized, idealized, amortized, energized, capsized, annualized, unorganized, computerized, balkanized, naturalized, pressurized, pasteurized, patronized, canonized, stigmatized, metastasized, undisguised, apologized, stabilized, desensitized, unrecognized, urbanized, prised, globalized, motorized, underutilized, mechanized, criticized, penalized, finalized, harmonized, caramelized, antagonized, symbolized.

Adjectives that are often used to describe baptized:
first, newly, new, last, non, chinese, indian, next, savage, fresh, total, metaphor, districts, faithful.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective baptized:
person, child, man, member, community, persons, believer, christian, christians, jews, party, members, woman, believers, people, infant, children, men, body, infants, membership, share, church, soul, congregation, native, movement, sinner, devils, name, baby, indians, catholic, house, margutte, slave, converts, nation, individual, family, rabbi, daughter, assembly, lion, parent, afresh, stone, souls, immortals, follower, disciple, catechumen, son, imagination, brethren, greenlander, thee, heretic, household, antenor.

Words that sound like baptized:
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